Bloomsbury Academic Cuba and the Future: 4 (Contributions in Latin American Studies)

In Cuba and the Future, nine leading Cubanologists analyze the causes, nature, and scope of the Cuban crisis and assess the prospects for the future. They suggest that in spite of the severity of the crisis--which Castro himself calls the worst in the country's history--the regime may well survive, at least for the near-to-intermediate future. Although the forces undermining political stability are enormous, there are also powerful factors reinforcing the state's control. About the Author DONALD E. SCHULZ is an Associate Research Professor at the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College. He is the main editor of Revolution and Counterrevolution in Central America and the Caribbeanand Political Participation in Communist Systems and author of The United States, Honduras and the Crisis in Central America (forthcoming). His articles on Cuba and Central America have appeared in Foreign Policy, Orbis, Newsweek, The Washington Post, and other academic and nonacademic publications.